Large Left Image: Queenston Docks Fishing (G. Greenall); Top Right Image: She's A Beauty! (John Vaulk); Mid Right Image: Ice Fishing in Jordan , Pike. (G. Greeenall);  Bottom Right Image: A brown is caught along the shores of the Niagara River (John Vaulk). 

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Directions

The tour will commence at Port Dalhousie, we suggest visiting Sugarloaf Marina for relevant information and aid for boats, guides, tackle and more. Therefore, the directions to Sugarloaf Marina are as follows:

 
Directions to the Marina are as follows:
From Toronto:
Take the QEW Niagara to Regional Road 24 at Vineland. Take #24 south to Highway #3. Follow #3 to Port Colborne. Turn right (south) on Elm Street to Sugarloaf Harbour.

From St. Catharines:
Take Highway #406 south to Highway #140. Take #140 south to Highway #3. Turn right on Highway #3 (west). Turn left (south) on Elm Street to Sugarloaf Harbour.

From Buffalo:
Cross the Peace Bridge and follow Highway #3 to Port Colborne. Turn left (south) on Elm Street to Sugarloaf Harbour.

Directions by Boat:

42° 51.50'N  79° 15.21'W

Call Sugarloaf Harbour Marina on channel 68 for docking assignment and assistance. Enter the Channel keeping the Lighthouse on your Port side and the Port (Green Pillar) buoy on your Starboard side.

You must phone prior to docking 905 835 6644. The marina office will direct you via radio. Docking assistance is available.

Restrictions

You and your guests must have a fishing license.

Ecological

The Niagara Region has three main bodies of water; Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and the Niagara River, each location is world renowned for its fish stock. Throughout these locations you will find both cold and warm water species, depending on the season and luck. The Niagara River, especially is famous for the salmon fall and spring run, steelhead and trout. You will not be disappointed with what Niagara has to offer!

Recreational

Each location offers a great range of recreational activities, besides fishing. Walking trails are abundant, most destinations are cycle-friendly, and each offers photographic scenery for your pleasure. Port Colborne, Port Dalhousie and Jordan harbour offer a small - town atmosphere with restaurants, shopps and accomodations close by. Come and enjoy the fun and excitment Niagara has to offer!

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